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ORIENTAL OUTLOOK.
The European Powers in a
Nervous Condition.
ABOUT AUSTRIAN AFFAIRS.
Message to Congratulated the Fam
iiy-After the Czar-Giadstone-
Other News Notes.
The Nervous Powers .

BERLIE, December 18-Tbe National
Zeitumg says General Won Schweinitz.
German ambassador to Russia. returns
to st. Petersburg with ,conciliatory in
structions. Prince Bismarck, the paper
says, counsels Austria, while strengthen.
ing her military position, to avoid
giving provocauon to Russia. 1t Is
officially explained that The court cir
cular announcing the meeting yester-
day between the Emperor and Count
Won Moltke and others, create an erro-
neous impression that a military
council had been hrld. The, Emperor
it is stated, did not head the council. but
merely gave reception to &C. eral Won
Moltke end other officials.
VIENNA, December Is The military
council to day was presided over by
Emperor Francis Joseph. Previous to
and after the council Herr Won Tisza
had con erence with Count Kalnocky.
The council resolved that the unex-
pended portion of the credit of 80 COO
COO forms voted last spring, shall be
applied to the purchase of equipments
and the construction of huts for troops
In Galicia. No increase of forces in
Galicia has yet been decided upon, and
if there is no further augmentation of
Russian troops on the frontier, Austria
will adhere to the policy of observa-
ton.
1t is semi officially stated that the
cabinet shares in the belief that the
good relation with Russia will be main
tanned.
"a telegram from Belgrade reports
that Russian agitstors are extremely
active in Servia. The rife factory at
Stoyer is turning out 600 repeating
riffs every week.
Editors of newspapers we're sum
moned to the police bureau to-day, ami
reminded of the law prohibiting the
publication of the movements of troops
and other military preparations.
BERLIN December 10 In pursuance
of reports made by rilItary personages
to the Enpero-, at his reception on Sat-
urday, a refutation will be issued of the
statements printed in Involide Russo of
st. Petersburg, regarding German mill
tary preparations.
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1t Will Likely Pass.
morrow.

WAsHINoroH, December 19.-The
Senate committee on finance. to-day,
ordered the subcommittee bill on
under valuations. to be faYorably re-
ported to the Senate. Its main features
have been made public from time to
time. 1t is q measure of twenty odd
Sc tions, and is practically q revision
and modification of the system of in
vol entry, Rppraisement and assess
ment OF imports. 1t will create a
tribunal OF general appraisers, in dig
judges of the United States. Their
appointment is to be by the President,
and confirmed by the Senate. The
wsrehousing period is extended from
one to three years, The rate of 6nty
will be uniform for the same class OF
goods to sll importers.
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Worth Knowing,

Mr.. w. II. Morgan merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe Cold
attended with distressing Cough anu
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many socalled pOpu
lar cough remedies and steadily grew
worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
Guilty in breathing and was unable 10
sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
about a half dozen bottles found himself
ease. No other remedy can show SO
grand record of cures, as DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Oonsumption. Guar
anteed to do lust what Is claimed for is.
Trial bottle free at 2. G. IA. I, Cos.
Drug Store.
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THE BIG PRIZE FIGHT
Between Kilrain and Smith
in France.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX ROUNDS
It Ig Declared Characterization
Proceedings on Monday
General News,
The smith-KiIrain Min.

LONDON, December 10, 4 p.m.-It is
rnmored here that the fight between
Kilrain an smith has taken place, and
that the referee will reserve his decision
until he arrives in England.
II is learned this evening that the
fight was fixed to take place at O'Clock
this afternoon on an island in the river
Seine, twenty miles from Rouen Many
patrons of the turf have left England
Tor France during the last few days by
different routes. On Friday, Kilrain,
with his trainer and a few friends,
crossed the channel by p Dover boat.
Kilrain was not recognized at any part
of the journey, probably OWING to
The change in his appearance which
the shaving off of his mousUache Gre
ated. Smith. with his principal sup
porter, and Jim Howes and trainer,
crossed on Thursday. The sea on that
day was exceedingly rough. and Smith
suffered severely from sea sickness. He
was Obliged to spend the night in Calais,
and did not reach Rouen till Friday
He stopped at Hotel D'Albesn in
Rouen, while Kilrain had quarters at a
hosiery 1873 yards away. On Saturday
the men met and shook hands. 1t was
arranged that the steamer should be
ready opposite the hotel TO-DAY, TO
convey the party to the scene fUr the
6ght. 1t was feared that the secret
had leaked cut in France, and that the
gen d'armes might possibly interfere
and prevent the meeting. Both men
we're we'll and anxious to fight.
In London, to-day, the betting was
three TO one on Smlth, with no takers.
The international contest between
Jake Kilrain. of Baltimore, and Jem
Smith, of England, for the diamond
belt and championship of the world,
took place on the Island of st. Pierre,
In the river Seine, France, to-day, IN
the presence of about 100 persons. G.
W. Atkinson, the referee, performed his
dnties With satisfaction to all concerned.
Jem Smith was seconded by Jake Bal
dock and Jack Harper, and was at
tended by lem H0wes and Dick
Roberts. Jake KIlrsin was seconded
BY Charles Mitchell and G. Ned Den
nelly, and was attended by Charles
Rowell. Messrs. Flemming and Stard-
ing acted as timekeeprrs and umpires.
The fight was remarkable for the per-
sistent wrestling of the men. In the
fourth round Smith was knocked nearly
silly by terrific smack on the ear.
Though Smith had the worst of q fall,
ne fought splendidly under great diff
culties, and was as fresh as KIrain
when darkness stopped the fight at 4.45.
One hundred and siE rounds were
fought, lasting 80 hours. Fight de-
Shared draw.
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Renews Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
County, Iowa, tells the following re
marksble story, the truth of which is
vouched for by the residents of the
town: 81 am 10 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lemeness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now l am
free from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all my own homework. l
owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
savns W. my youth. tn ana ns1 T
q bottle. 50 cents and 81 at q. c. NJ. i.
Co.'S. Drug Store. 4
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DaHiIish.

SrAFsrEAD, Que. December 10
About 1 O'Clock, this morning, bomb,
to which 8 lighted fuse was attached,
was thrown through the window into
DR.. Canfields residence. Mrs. Garfield
sprang out of bed and succeeded in
detachipg the fuse. The bomb contained
enough giant blasting powder to wholly
demolish the house and kill all the
inmates. DR.. Canfeld's father, who is
bailitf, has been engaged lately in serv-
ing processes for violations of the
Canada temperance law, and had been
threatened with violence if he did not
desist.
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WASHINGTON, December 19.-PugE
offered the following resolution, and
pr ceeded to address the Senate in sup
port of it:
Resolved, that. the most important and
impressive duty of the presens session
of Congress is to revise and so amend
the existing internal taxes and tariff
| laws as to reduce the annual revenues
to be collected therefrom to the neces
sary wants of the Federal government,
and no more than it needs to pay is
matured debts and discharge its obliga-
tons under the law of Congress, without
Gripping or deranging any American
Industries of business or interest cou-
nected with the subject of tariff taxa
ZION. or interfering with the Just rights
of the American working people, in
tended to be secured to them by the in
cidental effects of revenue duties to
share in the joint product of labor and
capital employed in American mining
and manufacturing Industries to the
fall measure of the difference in cost
Of their labor and the labor of those
engaged in similar industries in Europe.
Resolved that the Senate will concur
in no joint resolution for final adjust
me1t of the present session of
Congress, until after THE passage
specified in the foregoing resolution.
He had never heard any valid reason
why keFs should be re-
lieved from the payment of this tax,
and why the revenue which it yielded
should be eItorted by tariff from con-
sumers of the necessarles of life. He
knew of no better use to which whisky
could be applied than to the production
of the 800 000,0 900 revenue necessary to
pay pensions and the interest of the
war debt. instead of extorting that
amount from the harmless con-
sumption of imported articles
AS a general compromise, he would re-
peal the internal tax on tobacco, for
the reason that tobacco was an agri-
cultural product, and let the tax on
whisky stand for future consideration
He would vote for no outy on any
article manufactured in the United
States that would cripple any home in
dastry. Both the Republican and the
Democratic parties had promised to re-
duce the income to the wants of
government, and it was trifiing for Re
publIcans to charge upon the Demo
cratic party the blame of a failure to
revise the tariff. This Congress should
not adjourn until such a change was
N ade in the revenue taxes as would stop
the flow of money from the people into
the national treasury, beyond the needs
of tae government. He would put on the
free list, chemicals and raw wool of all
low grades and salt, and might be will
ing to add other articles, There could
be no mistake as to what the President
believed to be the paramount duty of
Congress. There was not single SEN
tence In the message that was not truth
and the whole truth.
At the close of Pugh's remarks the
resolution was ordered to lie on the
table.
Blair gave notice that he would, to-
morrow, as the Senate TO proceed to
the consideration of the educational
bill.
The Senate then proceeded to execu-
tive business, and when the doors were
reopened, adjourned.
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DON'T

ct that cold of yours run on. You
shink it is light thing. Bat it may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death il
sslf.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear of all obstruc-
tons and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead. rl-
All the diseases of these parts, head
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs.
can De delightfully."- and entirely cured
bv the use of Boschee's German Syrup.
III you don't know this. slyeady
thousands and thousands of people can
tel YOU They have been cured OF it.
and "know how it is, themselves. "
Bottle only IS cents. Ask any drugeist.
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Kramer severe.

NEW YoRK, December 19.-Miss Inez
VsnZandt was sentenced to one month
In the penitentiary in the Court of
Special Session, to-day, for killing two
canary birds. Complaint was made by
Miss Fanny Sickles, and was Prosecuted
by the society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals. Miss VanZaDdt
boarded in the same house with Miss
Slckles, the owner of the birds, and
bavlng qusrrelled with her, obtained
revenge by cutting her enemys pets in
two with q carving knife.
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Killed the Family,

TROY, N. Y, December 19.-S. 8.
Crandall, formerly lawyer and real
estate broker in Troy, to-day shot his
wife his mother-in-law, Mrs. s. s.
Stone, his step-daughter, Julia Bulkley
and himself, at their home in Bsllston,
Spa. All are dead but the wife, and she
is dying. He had a controversy with
his wife on money matters.
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Syrup of Figs

Is Nature oEn rrle laxauye. |. is sae
E1Oss early sGSsn, and the moot .TsS5
i've remedy known to CLEANSE the Sys-
tem'when bilious or eostiV-; to dispei
Headaches, Colds and FeVers; 20 Cure
aabltual Constipation, Indigo stion,
Piles, etc.. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA; Fig Syrup Company, San
Francisco. Cal. For sale in SO cent and
81 bottles By all leading druggists. A.. G.
S..11.iitfH 4 Co., agents, salt Lake. Is
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Both Fen Dead

FARHERsv1LLE, La. December 10
Judge J. E. Trimble and James A,
Ramsey, between whom there has been
bad blood for some time, met this
evening. Hot words were spoken aid
both drew their pistols. Five or six
shots were fired and both fell dead.
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After the Gar.

, vienna, December ia correspon
dence sheet published in this CITY, as
serts that it has received a cipher dis
patch, stating that another attempt has
neen made on the life of the Gear. The
Gar was wounded and a revolutionary
move has broken out in st. Petersburg.
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A Meeting OF Creditors

PHILADELPHIA, December 19.-At q
meeting of creditors of Sesrle. Vanne-
man & Co., dealers in dresses and white
goods, to day, q statement was made,
showing assets of Sl79 056 and liabilities
of S25e, go. An offer of so cents on the
dollar was made, and committee sp-
pointed TO examine into the firms at
fsira
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LIME AND BUILDINo KOCK.

as EsSRs. VARLEY & EYERILL HAV
IA ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 70
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest not1<e
Once and salesroom No. so South Yves
Temple Street. North OF HERALD Building
Telephone No. 277,
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L. is Constitutional.

Sr. LOUIS, December 19.-The So
preme Court, this morning. declared
what is known as Woods Local Optisn
law to be constitutional. The effect of
this will be to give the temperance
movement in this State additional i'm
petus.
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BROWN u SHOOK,

re MARKET ROW STAPLE AND FANCY
20 groceries. All kinds OF grain Deal.
ers in oats, harley, corn, wheat. chopped
barley, chopped corn, etc Best brands OF
-four. Our supply OF Christmas fruits Is
the eleanest and freshest We Soi;ess family
NJ ropage, aud deliver eli e-deTs promptly
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Made a acknowledgements.

WAsKIEeroN, December 10 Among
the nominations sent to the Senate to-
day, wss the name of Col. Wesley Mer-
rit Of the Fifth Cavalry to be q brigsdier-
ranerAi
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Gladstone WIN Not Interfere

LoSDoN. December 19-Gladstone has
written declining to interfere actively
in the International arbitration move
m6nt.
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PUBLIC EOIICE OF DISTRICT
SCHOOL MEETING.

THE PROPERTY TAX PAYERS RESI-
/ dent in the TWEEN 18th School District,
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County. Utah Tes-
itory, are hereby notified that 1t Is neces-
sary to raise funds to further repair the
school building. and to fence in the school
property in said strict. That an approx.
mate est mate of the cost thereof has been
made ~ the trustees of said district to wit:
For repairs on building ............$ e75. GO
FOR fence ..-.--.---...-.-.. ooOuO
Total Observation-Disclosures. y. $500
That 1t is estimated by the said trustees that
Il of per cent. on tne assessed value of the
taxable property of said district will be
necessary to raise said amount. and the said
property taxpayers are hereby notified that
meeting of ssid property taxpayers will be
held at the Twentieth D strict schoOlhOuse,
on Wednesday, the 2Sth day of December,
A D 1887, at7.3O O'Clock pm. to hear the
financial report. and for the purpose of vOt-
ing on the matter OF the rate per cent. 10 be
levied on the taxable property of said dis
tr CT to raise the said amount for the pur-
poses herein before set forth.
HENRY PUZZY,
OLIVER Il ODGSON,
- ORSOE D R0MHEY.
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Great Loss OF Life.

! CALCUTTA, December 18.-- 1t is re-
ported that the force under Eunbir
Jung has been dispersed with great loss
| of life.
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An ExploBiOn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December 49,
Two men were instantly killed at THton.
to-dSy. by an explosion of q boiler at
Winchester's sawmili. ---.-
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Postponed.

CINCINNATI, December 1s.-The trial
of Benjamin E. Hopkins has been post
poned to January 10th.
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The ousen Indispoaed .

LONDON, December I9.-The Queen is
indisposed, having caught cold, on Fri
day, while in London.
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A Sick Prince.

IFosDAM, December 18.-Prinee Fred
erick Leopold is seriously i'll of gastric
fever
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KsRsHAw 8 sTAKLEY, GLAZIERs.

GLAZING DONE on SHORT NOTICE.
" Satisfaction guaranteed Price, mod
crate Shop at No. 60 e, fist South Street,
Salt Lake City.
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Obituary,

LONDON, Ont, December 19.-Right
Rev. James Joseph Csrberry, Catholic
bishop of Hs milton Oat., Is dead.
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KERsHAW & STAKLEYIrAXIuEk-
EXISTS.

MOUNTING OF ELK. MOOSE AND DEER
M heads, etc. specially satisfaction
gu ranteed Shop at No 90 E., Fiat South
Ssset, Se!t.Lake City
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SPi GAL NOTICES,

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
SQUARE ,ROsEWooD PIANO, $3.50.
Il Cali at aggaft & Chamberlain Piano
Depot, No 156 T., Third South.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The rates for advertisements in this
column are:
One time, cents per line.
Each subsequent time 214 cents per line.
Payable strictly in advance,
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A GOOD MIX COW. INQUIKE at 4:s,
"A w., ID North.
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no you want n situation?
Have You n house to rent?
10 yOu want servant?
Rave YOU Lost Anything?
awe tfSs in ihia column.
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A GOOD GILL, IN SMALL FAMILY. GOOD
"A " ges u fair cook. Apply at "a ~,
eixth South Street. ~
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MIAMI D IMMEDIATELY. A MAN AC-
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small farm Apply to JDHN H. RUMEL,
Sr., No 2lS E, First outh Street
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rs TRAY.

ERoM 146 s., THIRD WEST STREET. A
sorret mare. years old Branded B +
on LETT nip. Return to addr IS aud be re-
warded.
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A GOOD GAS ENGINE. CHEAP. APPLY
"A al this Office.
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REMOVAL.
WANTED D.

A SITUATION, BY A GOOD PENAIAN
"A Caro-eriter, Bookkeeper and COpyist
Address, V. NJ. P, this office.
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T WANT BUSINESS. Dwell ING AND
i acre property to sell. W. miles, ZIG
s. Main. next ~ Cliff House
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AID CAST IRON WANTED Apply AT
" l37 W, south Tempt James Stevenson,
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MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE. AND
"A represent manu- turer; $50 per
week; small capital required Address,
with stamp, Manufactu. er, Box 20. West
Acton, Mass. rt
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4 IsT YOUR PROPERTY WITH W. ].
IL Miles. Boom Real Estate Exchange, If
you want TO sell. -r - ~
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w J. MILES BOOM RIAL ESTATE
wv Exchange can get you good money
for your pr perry.
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T WANT SOME ACRE PkOPE TY WITH
i in two to five miles Of city. W. J. Miles,
Boom Real Estate EXCHANGE
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M OR TWO LARGE Rooms OK THIRD
floor of HERALD building. long lease,
cheap 10 right party. Very desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
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" GU WILL BE DEALT WITH HONESTLY
I If you leave your property for sale with
W. J. Miles, Boom Real Estate Exchange,
next 70 Gilt House
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TO RENT

CHEAP, HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
" buttery, clos is, bay window; fine
street, or Of J. K Gillespie, Real Estate
Agent.
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AN UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP.
"A Enquire at 80 Ounce Street. at the east
end of bird North.
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Fitch CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, December 19.-Push
offered the following resolution, and
pr ceeded to address the Senate in sup
mort If II.
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HAMNOND TYPE-WKIr4ks . 1loNAA
IL trial C. Orlob, 4 C. ID. -. :. '.
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A GUOD ORGAN. PRICE $40. INQUIRE
"A at NJ. 229 E., Fifth South street